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... Maxwell. 1336; J. Maxwell. R. G. Hunter, 1270; J. Bell, 1210; J. Kilday, 1082; W. Telfer, 1038; A. E. Ross. 1018, A. Owens, J. Macgregor, 902; D. Mc- Cann, 875. J. McEwan, 848; Donald & Sou, 799. Prize winners in the Charleroi race included W. McCrae, Kirkintilloch ...
... Hen. black or brown red and sp. J. A. Mather; 2 and 6. Sheppard. Forfar; 3, A. Smart; 4, W. Kerr. Jun.; 5. W. A. Gibson, Forfar. Game Hen. any other colourâl, W. A. Gibson: 2, George Jollie, Leslie; 3. J. A. Mather; 4, W. Kerr, jun.: 5, John Dick, Birdston ...
... Apple jelly—l Mrs Macgregor, Condorral; 2 Mrs Innes; 3 Mrs Douglas, Gartslwre. Rhubarb jam—l Mrs Graham, 2 Mrs A Forrester, 3 Mrs Douglas. Bramble jelly—l E. H. L. Macpberson, The Holdings; 2 Miss J. B. W. Walker, Annathill; 3 Mrs Macgregor. Girdle scones ...
... W. Craig, 2 K. Mather, 3 W. Leishman. Scotch marigolds—l R. .Mather, 2 R. Jack, 3W. Nelson. African marigolds—W. Leishman. or piooteea—l Mrs Wm. Forrester, Craighalbert) R. Mather. 2 VV. Craig. Thu- week stocks—l W. Craig, 2R. Mather, 3W. Nelson. Spray ...
... Jordon, the Rob Roy back, has fixed up will MaryhiU. Adamslie Park is now being put in order for the opening of the season. Mather and Wishart (Condorrat) have thrown in their lot with Cambuslang Rangers. Jackson (Condorrat) and Green (Ladder United) accompany ...
... gave Bru e nasty leb to hold. For about ten minutes the Rob- were Queer Street, and Mathers had a brilliant try, whFh took Bruce all knew to pet of. noon, for the Macgregors.” fl» first to find his feet, and »t was the centre half who eventually set the home ...
... met in the Parish School on Thursday night and selected the following eet to preach before the congregation:—Revs. Messrs. Mather, LL.D., assistant, Newington Parish, Edinburgh ; Knox Brown, assistant, St. Michael Parish, Edinburgh; Reid, St. David s ...
... a big reputation. Rangers are not without hopes at least making a draw of it. Stark, Cumbernauld United inside right, and Mather,the Ccndor.at centre, are chosen to play for the second division of the Scottish Junior League against the first division ...
... curative. Horticulture also made the borne beautiful, in addition to its utility for filling the pot (Applanre.) Mr Cnarlee MacGregor proposed The Clerks aod Guardians,” for whom Mr T. Millar replied. Tbs other toasts iqpladcd The Chairman,” “The Secretary ...
... 1119. 1079. abode; G. Hunter. 1076; W. Tclfer, D. McCann. 1066; A. Smith. J. Mc- Ewun. 972; S. Maxwell. 968, H. Maxwell, J. Macgregor. A. Owens, 021; J. Donald and Son. 017; A. K. Ross, W C. Foster. 780. My clearest heart I walk alone 1 seek no earthly charms ...
... season 1905-Ofa, when *hev fell to Dunipace at the second time asking, the first game having ended all i square. The eleven Macgregors then I dutv were (Teland; Shaw and Hudson, Aitken, and Kenna; ilson. ’ Andrew, Wilson, Ralston, and Campbell. | Then came ...
... 0; Reid’s team beat Buchanan’s team by 1 touch-down toO; The Macgrcgors received a bye. Semi-final —Brown’s team beat the Macgregors by 1 goal and 2 touches-down to 0; Reid's team beat Rob Roy by 1 goal to 0. Final (both prize-takers)—Reid’s team got first ...